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In this episode of 16 Artists, artist-activists Ekoo Beck and Susan Bin debrief us on Drag Race's double-edge, the role of art in resistance, and a mural in Missoula celebrating Blackfeet botanical approaches to reproductive care.
Susan Bin, the inaugural Women in Animation Scholar, and her work have been featured in books, film, TV, and video games. She has exhibited her art domestically and internationally and serves as a local community liaison for DFW-area artists with organizations like the Crow Museum of Asian Art, Kinokuniya, and the Dallas Public Library, among others. She mainly works in cinema with an interest in horror and queer themes, and continues to work on projects dedicated to opening up new tributaries of storytelling and talent. www.susanbin.c...
Iko'tsimiskimaki “Ekoo” Beck is a Community Organizer at Montana Women Vote, an organization that works to uplift the voices of low-income Montanan's through advocacy, civic engagement, and policy change. Ekoo grew up in Missoula, the settler occupied homelands of the Bitterroot Salish, and graduated with an A.B. in Social Studies. Ekoo's current artistic endeavors include a drawing project on Indian Boarding Schools in Montana, a mural installation with other Indigenous artists of Missoula, and lots of beading. They are an enrolled descendent of the Blackfeet Nation, are a member of the Little Shell Chippewa (Red River Métis) and are German American. www.montanawome...
16 Artists is a conversation series with young creators finding their way in the world. You can learn more at 16artists.com
Hosted by Reylon Yount in partnership with the Office for the Arts at Harvard, the series features two artists at a time from the Harvard Class of 2016. We discuss their creative paths since graduation and their visions for the future.
EPISODE CREDITS
Hosting, Producing, Editing & Music: Reylon Yount reylon.co/
Audio Clip: Larry King Now • If You Only Knew: Trix...
Mixing & Mastering: Shez Manzoor / shez-manz. .
Production Support: Brice Norton Hennelly, Susan Bin